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Palm for me,,,,I love their burgers,,,,,Bobby Flay's new place is good not great.
 
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The Best Burger is the one that you cook yourself...You can get the Beef( Sirlion) grounded at your local Supermarket... Then you put it on the Grill..  
 
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Who is Bobby Flay?   Never heard of him... 
 
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You know Bobby Flay,,,he is on every cooking show,,,he also owns horses,,,,Bobby's Burgers
 
I agree with cooking it yourself,,,,just something about finding a good burger,,,,,,I love a good diner
 
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Last time I was in Vegas, I had a burger somewhere in the Wynn that blew my mind. 
 
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The Palm I ate my burger at was in Vegas,,,I think Ceasers Mall
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Cyrax:

The Best Burger is the one that you cook yourself...You can get the Beef( Sirlion) grounded at your local Supermarket... Then you put it on the Grill..  
 
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Who is Bobby Flay?   Never heard of him... 

  He's on every channel

 
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Quote Originally Posted by FriedShrimp:

  He's on every channel

 Sorry FriedShrimp , I don't watch the Food Channel... I usually watch the Travel Channel and Sci-fi.... What other channels is he on?

 
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He's now on all day time talk shows.
 
Was grilling shit at the White House for Obama the other day as well.
 
He is a celebrity. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by montedamastiff:

The Palm I ate my burger at was in Vegas,,,I think Ceasers Mall

 

great restaraunt

 
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Grill'd - Great Burgers
 
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Ruby Tuesdays triple prime burger is actually really good
 
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i dont eat burgers much but this red robin blue ribbon burger is amazing

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BLT Burger at the Mirage
 
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Shuttle Burger or Otto's in Houston 
 
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Millers Pub in Dearborn, MI.......very, very popular place.
 
 
 
Red Coat Tavern in Royal Oak, MI.....very, very popular place as well.....you will see local athletes in here from time to time cause the burgers are so good. 
 
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I really like the Vortex in Little Five Points (Atlanta).
 
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Quote Originally Posted by longshotsws:

I really like the Vortex in Little Five Points (Atlanta).

No lie about that.  Haven't been there forever.

You been to FLIP yet?.... heard the wait was ridiculous. Pretty new place off of Howell Mill ran by that dude from Top Chef (Richard Blaise) who was also the chef at Posh in Buckhead.

I think Flip uses short rib for their burger meat.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by longshotsws:

I really like the Vortex in Little Five Points (Atlanta).

Actually the best burger that I can remember eating is at Food 101 on Roswell Road in North Buckhead / Sandy Springs.

I think they use Kobe beef.  Not sure if is on the dinner menu but it's definately on the lunch menu.  Around $15 bucks I think.  And their homemade potato chips are the bomb too if you feel like binging.

 
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Actually, screw the burgers, had a rib eye sandwich at this to go place in Sandy Springs two days ago...... $7 dollar ribeye sandwich was killer.
 
 
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by PocketJacks:

Millers Pub in Dearborn, MI.......very, very popular place.
 
 
 
Red Coat Tavern in Royal Oak, MI.....very, very popular place as well.....you will see local athletes in here from time to time cause the burgers are so good. 

Should say Miller's Bar.......they don't have a menu and you pay on the honor system on the way out....meaning you tell them what you had at the register.

 

 

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McCormick and Schmick's Cajun Spice Burger and it's $2.95 on their day/evening Happy Hour Menu..
 
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